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FABLES BOOKSHOP Members of SABDA 119 High Street, Grahamstown, 6139, South Africa Catalogue Q197 file:///E:/q197.html Home | Back to catalogues page | We are Founder FABLES BOOKSHOP Members of SABDA 119 High Street, Grahamstown, 6139, South Africa. Telephone / Facsimile: +27-(0)46-636-1525 Email: Africana Catalogue Q197 December 2007 Items have been sold from this catalogue since its issue. It is an electronic representation of a particular catalogue issued at a particular date. All items listed subject to prior sale. Details elsewhere to subscribe to our email catalogues. All Africana material is issued via catalogue prior to shelving in the shop or uploading online. The many bound runs of periodicals in this catalogue are of special interest. Institutions interested in such items should please enquire on terms available to enable them to augment their holdings with some of these items at preferential prices. Notes Brief Terms and Conditions at the end of this catalogue. All items subject to prior sale All prices exclude p&p and forex charges Subscribe to our catalogues Abbreviations used in our catalogues FABLES BOOKSHOP Ian Balchin. Proprietor. Specialists in books from Africa Books mailed worldwide Email: 119 High Street Grahamstown 6139 South Africa Founder Member of Southern African Book Dealers Association (SABDA) Shop Tel & 24/7 fax: +27-(0)46-636-1525 1 of 33 2008/09/01 08:15 PM Catalogue Q197 file:///E:/q197.html Generally: Email to reserve any item Visa, Mastercard, or American Express preferred Payment by GBP check or US$ equivalent. Prices exclude p&p and forex charges INDEX General Africana Subjects AGRICULTURE, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, & HORTICULTURE. ARCHAEOLOGY. FINE ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, ARCHITECTURE. BIOGRAPHIES, AUTOBIOGRAPHIES, DIARIES, GENEALOGICAL. BOTANICAL COOKERY TRUE CRIME FICTION, LITERATURE & CREATIVE WRITINGS. GARDENING. GEOLOGY. JEWISH MATTERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. LAW & LEGAL. LAWRENCE GREEN TITLES. MUSIC. MINING. MILITARY MISCELLANEOUS NATURAL HISTORY PERFORMING ARTS. PERIODICALS POLITICAL HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY, CURRENT AFFAIRS REFERENCE WORKS SPORT TRAVEL AND EXPLORATION ZOOLOGY, HUNTING, BIG GAME Africa History / Topography by area EASTERN CAPE NATAL & EAST GRIQUALAND RHODESIA / ZIMBABWE WESTERN CAPE SOUTHERN AFRICA, GENERAL SOUTHERN AFRICA, COASTAL 2 of 33 2008/09/01 08:15 PM Catalogue Q197 file:///E:/q197.html WESTERN CAPE Back to index #15963 Diocesan College. DIOCESAN COLLEGE MAGAZINE. 1889-2006. Bound non-uniformly in 69 volumes. Varying condition, later issues of course Fine, early issues mainly VG but some of the early issues are 'as is' although all bindings are at least VG+. Cape Town. Familiarly known as 'Bishops', Diocesan College is the third oldest school in South Africa. This is a very representative collection with noted exceptions in the early years, of the quarterly school magazine. Includes the following issues with omissions in runs noted [thus]. The numbering system was subject to the whims of the printer for many years and for instance it will be noted that at the start of a new year volume and issue number both were sometimes incremented simultaneously thus creating apparent gaps in the run which do not in effect exist as the dates show. Volume 1. 3.25 (1889), 5.41 (1891), 8.67 8.68 8.69 8.70 (1894), 9.94 (1897), 4.4 (1901), 501 502 (1902). Volume 2. Special Jubilee issue 1849-1899. Volume 3. marks the start of the main run from 6.5 (Mar 1904) 6.6 [6.7] 6.8 (Dec 1904). Volume 4. 7.1 (Mar 1905) [7.2] 7.3 to 7.7 (Sep 1906). Volume 5. 8.1 (Mar 1907) [8.6] [8.7] to 8.8 (Dec 1908). Volume 6. 9.1 (Apr 1909) to 9.8 (Dec 1910). Volume 7. 10.9 (Apr 1911) to 10.11 (Sep 1911). Volume 8. 11.1 (Dec 1911) [11.3] [11.4] [11.13] to 11.11 (Jun 1914). Volume 9. 12.14 (Mar 1915) to 12.21 (Dec 1916). Volume 10. 12.22 (Mar 1917) [12.23] to 12.29 (Dec 1918). Thereafter a full run thus: Volume 11. 12.30 (Mar 1919) to 13.37 (Dec 1920). to 2006 all issues as issued. We calculate 414 issues total. e&oe. £5000.00 EASTERN CAPE (including all 1820 Settler related material) Back to index #15783 Metrowich, F.C. FRONTIER FLAMES. Yellow cb. 286pp illus col.b/w plates. 8vo indexed. A VG+ copy in d/w. Books of Africa. Cape Town 1968 Stories of the 1820 Settlers in the Eastern Cape, illustrated by Penny Miller. £16.00 #15872 Reynolds, Rex & Barbara. GRAHAMSTOWN FROM COTTAGE TO VILLA. South African Yesterday's Number 5. Gilt on brown cb. 109pp illus b/w photos. plans. etc. lg.8vo. Recased brown cb. original backstrip laid down. VG. David Philip. Cape Town 1974. ISBN 0949968293 A look at early domestic settler architecture in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape. £14.00 #15919 Southey, Joan. FOOTPRINTS IN THE KAROO. A Story Of Farming Life. Blue boards. 275pp illus col.b/w photos. sm.4to. No inscrip. VG in d/w. Jonathan Ball. Johannesburg 1990 1st edn. ISBN 0947464255 A look at daily life in the arid Karoo region of South Africa. Well illustrated, this looks at many farms in the area and the personages involved with them both historical and contemporary. £30.00 NATAL AND EAST GRIQUALAND Back to index 3 of 33 2008/09/01 08:15 PM Catalogue Q197 file:///E:/q197.html #15831 Burrows, John R. THE POPULATION AND LABOUR RESOURCES OF NATAL. Natal Town And Regional Planning Reports. Volume 6. Grey cb. 210pp illus tables & graphs. 4to. VG in worn d/w. Pietermaritzburg 1959. A study by the Department of Economics, University of Natal. £12.00 #15921 Wylie, Dan. MYTH OF IRON. Shaka In History. Printed boards. 615pp illus maps. indexed. A Fine unread copy. University KZN Press. Scottsville 2006. ISBN 1869140478. An in-depth study detailing available evidence including Zulu oral testimonies that reveal a different Shaka to the conventional stereotyped myths of a blood-thirsty tyrant. We do not know when Shaka was born, when or why he was assassinated, nor even what he looked like. Nevertheless utilising oral history and reading between the lines in the sketchy and biased records available, Dan Wylie has pieced together a more likely picture of this giant in South African history from 20 years of historical research. £25.00 SOUTHERN AFRICA, GENERAL. (unclassified by area) Back to index #15952 Alhadeff, Vic. A NEWSPAPER HISTORY OF SOUTH AFRICA. Orange cb. 136pp illus b/w photos. lg.4to. No inscrip. VG. no d/w. Cape Town 1985 2nd edn. ISBN 186806008X A selection of events both large and small that captured the news headlines in South Africa from 1852 to 1981. Actual newspaper pages are reproduced alongside reprinted excerpts. Includes such articles as originally appeared on the Sand River Convention, Delville Wood, the Jameson Raid, Sharpeville, the Rivonia treason trial, the information scandal, independance for Zimbabwe, and much more. £12.00 #15799 Benyon, J.A., Cook, C.W., Davenport, T.R.H., & Hunt, K.S. (Eds). STUDIES IN LOCAL HISTORY. Essays In Honour Of Professor Winifred Maxwell. Blue cb. 107pp. photo.frontis. 8vo. G-VG in sordid d/w (insect-eaten and coffee stained). Oxford University Press. Cape Town 1976. ISBN 0195700902 Contributions include: "Alsace and the French Nation, 1789-1871: A View from the Archives" by Geoffrey Ellis. "A Manchester Parable" by V.A.C. Gatrell. "Lloyd George and the Land: The issue of Site Value Rating" by Bruce K. Murray. "Locality and Metropolis in the British Empire: A Note on some connections between the British North America Act (1867) and Gladstone's First Irish Home Rule Bill (1886)" by Deryk M. Schreuder. "West Indian Anglican Communities seen through the eyes of two Victorian Ladies" by June Williams. "Siting the Capital of the Central African Federation" by Richard Wood. "The Long Arm of Small-Town Enterprise: Wood, Francis and Chapman - Grahamstown Concessionaires In The Interior, 1887-91" by Paul Maylam. "The Glen Gray Act: Local Origins of an Abortive 'Bill for Africa'" by Ruth Edgecome. "Uitlanders in Politics" by Andrew Duminy. £12.00 #15805 Callinicos, Luli. A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF SOUTH AFRICA. Volume 1. Gold and Workers. 1886-1924. 112pp 4to p/b. illus b/w photos etc. VG. Ravan. Johannesburg 1985. ISBN 08697511190 An alternative history challenging the Eurocentric view of events, viewing the rise of the gold mining industry from a worker's perspective. £9.00 #15902 Hrbek, I. (Ed). GENERAL HISTORY OF AFRICA. III. Africa From The Seventh To The Eleventh Century. Softcover 396pp illus b/w maps. photos. etc. Bookplate f.pastedown else Fine in secured protective plastic cover. Abridged edition. James Currey / Unesco. California 1992. Unesco ISBN 9231025856 ISBN 0852550936 Chapters contributed by individual academic £25.00 4 of 33 2008/09/01 08:15 PM Catalogue Q197 file:///E:/q197.html specialists in their fields form a unified history. #15794 Lourdes, J. Garcia. (Emilio G. Lourdes. & Michael J. Philips. Editors). SOUTH AFRICA. Strength Through Diversity. Printed bds. 393pp illus col.photos. folio. VG+. Auge International. No.204. Bermuda 1982. A profusely illustrated and positive review of the country in the middle of the apartheid era covering all aspects of the South African economy, administrative services, and its diversity in people and geography. Similar to this publishers material on other countries, a glossy overview. £20.00 SOUTHERN AFRICAN COASTAL ISLANDS AND THE SOUTHERN OCEAN ISLANDS Back to index #15877 Rosenthal, Eric. SHELTER FROM THE SPRAY. Being The True And Suprising Story Of The Brothers Frederick And Gustav Stoltenhoff, Lately Of Cape Town, Their Various Adventures On A Desert Island And Elsewhere, Their Love Affairs And Subsequent Fate. Set Down By Eric Rosenthal. Blue cb. 212pp illus b/w. maps on eps. indexed 8vo. G-VG in frail d/w with loss.
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